Interior Design

Interior Design

A coordinated interior design service that resolves layout, use, materials, and atmosphere for residential and commercial spaces.

Service Components

Concept & Design Language

We establish a design direction from your brief, references and the existing character of the space.

A concept study brings together colors, textures and materials, giving later decisions a consistent design direction.

Where needed, we compare different approaches and develop the chosen direction around your needs and the conditions of the space.

Depending on the agreed scope, we share a concept summary, reference images, and color and material decisions.

Planning & Layout

We develop layout options around the dimensions, circulation, ergonomics and everyday use of the space.

Good layout is a prerequisite for aesthetics; because it is generally impossible to correct a poorly designed plan with “decoration” later on. Therefore, progress is made by considering the balance between dimensions and ergonomics, door/window relationships, and daily usage scenarios.

The aim is a plan that not only looks considered but also uses the space efficiently and supports comfortable daily movement.

Depending on scope, the deliverables include dimensioned 2D layout plans and the required notes.

Materials & Spatial Decisions

Flooring, walls, fixed finishes, lighting character, and ready-made products are considered in relation to the concept and use requirements.

Durability, maintenance, budget, and availability are considered alongside appearance.

When a made-to-measure piece needs to be designed from the ground up, it is handled separately within the custom furniture design scope.

Depending on the scope, we prepare a clear schedule of materials, colors and selected ready-made products.

Living room with a green TV wall, open shelving, a desk and grey sofas
Design Example

Reading the Space as a Whole

Layout, lighting, materials, and use are developed together within one coherent design language.

A coordinated interior design service that resolves layout, use, materials, and atmosphere for residential and commercial spaces.

This service develops the design decisions for the space. 3D visualization, implementation drawings, and custom furniture projects are included only when stated in the proposal.

What Does Interior Design Cover?

Interior design establishes how a space is used, how its areas connect and how materials and atmosphere work together.

This stage brings together the main design decisions that need to be resolved before visualization and technical documentation.

Who is this service for?

New Spaces and Renovations

For homes, offices, and commercial spaces that need a coordinated design approach

Layout and Space Planning

For clients who need professional planning support with space use, circulation, or furniture layout

A Consistent Design Direction

For clients who do not want color, material, and ready-made product decisions to be made in isolation

Remote Design Clients

For clients who want to manage the design process remotely through dimensions, plans, photographs, and meetings

Scope

The scope can cover a room, several areas or a complete residential or commercial interior. We clarify the areas and expected deliverables before preparing a proposal.

Process

We review the existing information and your requirements, then develop layout options, concept and material choices through agreed approval stages.

Deliveries

Deliverables follow the proposal and may include a concept presentation, dimensioned 2D layouts, and color and material schedules. 3D visuals and technical drawings are listed separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

The layout of ready-made furniture and general furniture choices can be included. Custom pieces designed from scratch are quoted separately as custom furniture design.

Yes. The process can be managed remotely using plans, dimensions, photographs, video, and a requirements list. Critical dimensions must be verified on site before implementation.

No. Interior design develops the layout, function, and material decisions, while 3D visualization presents an approved design visually.

Existing plans or dimensions, photographs of the space, use requirements, and a few selected references are enough to begin.

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Let’s agree on the right scope for your project and plan the next steps.

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